Wife of W.K. Alexander
She married William King Alexander on 8 Jul 1802 in Greene Co TN. (Info from contributor #47137929 )
There is a letter written to one of the grandchildren explaining how Grandma Mary came to pass away the same day as Grandpa Wm. It says that he had been sick for some time. She continued to care for him with never a complaint or request. On the day of his death, some of their children were with them. She refused to let anyone prepare his breakfast, saying "I've always fixed his breakfast and I want to now."
No one had realized how sick she was. After Grandpa passed away, she went back to her bed and passed away shortly afterward.
She married William King Alexander on 8 Jul 1802 in Greene Co TN. (Info from contributor #47137929 )
There is a letter written to one of the grandchildren explaining how Grandma Mary came to pass away the same day as Grandpa Wm. It says that he had been sick for some time. She continued to care for him with never a complaint or request. On the day of his death, some of their children were with them. She refused to let anyone prepare his breakfast, saying "I've always fixed his breakfast and I want to now."
No one had realized how sick she was. After Grandpa passed away, she went back to her bed and passed away shortly afterward.
Wife of W.K. Alexander
She married William King Alexander on 8 Jul 1802 in Greene Co TN. (Info from contributor #47137929 )
There is a letter written to one of the grandchildren explaining how Grandma Mary came to pass away the same day as Grandpa Wm. It says that he had been sick for some time. She continued to care for him with never a complaint or request. On the day of his death, some of their children were with them. She refused to let anyone prepare his breakfast, saying "I've always fixed his breakfast and I want to now."
No one had realized how sick she was. After Grandpa passed away, she went back to her bed and passed away shortly afterward.
She married William King Alexander on 8 Jul 1802 in Greene Co TN. (Info from contributor #47137929 )
There is a letter written to one of the grandchildren explaining how Grandma Mary came to pass away the same day as Grandpa Wm. It says that he had been sick for some time. She continued to care for him with never a complaint or request. On the day of his death, some of their children were with them. She refused to let anyone prepare his breakfast, saying "I've always fixed his breakfast and I want to now."
No one had realized how sick she was. After Grandpa passed away, she went back to her bed and passed away shortly afterward.
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